Chapter 547


    Maja froze for a second, but he pulled his hand away, seeming a bit dazed from the heat.


    Outside, the rain was pouring non–stop. With this kind of weather, the mountains would likely be


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    shrouded in heavy fog. Even if someone came looking for them, it would probably take a while.


    Maja threw some dry firewood into the fire, thinking that the nearest vige must be pretty far away.


    After all, if it were close, the vigers wouldn’t need to store dry firewood up here for their mountain


    work.


    She put her hand onn’s forehead. He was burning up. Maja gently shifted her body, rolled up her


    now dry coat and ced it under his head, letting him lean against the rock wall. She then took off his


    already dried shirt. The back of it was stained with blood and his back was still bleeding and swollen.


    With no medicine around and potential bacteria in the water, all Maja dared to do was to wrap his


    wound with pieces of his torn shirt.


    She went to the edge of the cliff to get some spring water to moisten his lips.


    When she sat back down next to him, he seemed aware and leaned his head on her shoulder. Maja


    watched the dancing mes, pulling her legs in to make him morefortable.


    It reminded her of the day in Crystalbrook Valley, when it was just the two of them. Back then, there


    was a sandstorm outside, now difference was, he was unconscious now, vulnerable, not the


    domineeringn she knew.


    was pouring


    rain. The


    Maja added more firewood to the fire. Before she knew it, they had been there for hours. The fog


    outside had gotten even thicker. In this weather, helicopters wouldn’t be able to fly.


    After making sure the fire wouldn’t go out, sheid him t and ced a small pillow under his head.


    But his hand clutched her wrist tightly, as if he was afraid she’d leave.


    Maja sat down next to him, too scared to sleep in case some wild animals showed up. Just as she was


    about to get up to add more firewood,n put his head on herp. All she could do was straighten her


    leg and press her fingertips against his forehead.


    In such an environment, it was easy to reminisce about past moments.


    Like a puppy marking its territory, as if marking it would make everything in it his.


    She looked down at his face, gently brushing his eyshes with her hand. Then she leaned against the


    rock wall, wondering when their next meeting would be. A subtle sense of reluctance welled up in her


    heart. That was the weak spot of women. They would develop special feelings for men who entered


    their lives, easily falling for them, especially when the man wasn.


    Maja rubbed her forehead and sighed.


    A thunderp echoed from outside the cave and the rain intensified. All through the night,n kept


    the fire.


    With no other options, Maja helped him up and held him tightly. He sought warmth in her arms, and


    Maja helped him lie back down, holding him close.


    He seemed to know where it was warm and kept rubbing against it. Then Maja felt someone undoing


    her clothes. She sighed in resignation and held his hand


    down.


    “You’re injured, don’t think about anything else.”


    reserved at this time, so she closed her eyes.


    When Fitch and his crew arrived, they found the two of them leaning on each other.


    Maja groggily heard someone calling her name and quickly opened her eyes. Upon seeingn being


    carried out on a stretcher, she immediately stood up.


    Fitch was standing aside, wearing knee–high boots, looking quite imposing. He nced at Maja, then


    said, “Miss Penny, let’s go.”


    Maja followed him onto the helicopter.


    The rain had stopped by then. It was the next morning and all she felt was exhaustion..


    “How’sn?”


    “He’s on another helicopter, being taken to the hospital. Miss Penny, are you hurt? Do you need to go


    to the hospital too?”


    Maja slightly caught a cold but shook her head. “I’m okay.”


    She looked down and saw blood on her pants, she frowned.


    Wasn’s head also injured? She didn’t notice it in the dim lightst night.


    Fitch sat next to her, arms crossed over his chest. “Shall I take you back to Greenfield downtown?”


    Maja nodded.


    Once she got home, she felt incredibly tired.


    home, she felt restless and couldn’t fall asleep.


    Then she heard arguing outside. It was Edith and Selena. She felt instantly annoyed.